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260 INDEX. Page. .'Sisymbrium 66, 151 Alliaria 30 Thaliana 28 SisyrincMum 121,187 anceps 31 Sium 82,162 Skullcap 105 Skunk Cabbage 117 Sleepy Catchfly 68 : Slender Forked CMckweed 69 Gerardia 102 Ladies' Traces 119 Slippery Elm 110 Sloe 77 .Small Bedstra-tv^ 85 Cat-tail 117 Morning-Glory 180 Spearwort 62 Yellow Lady's Slipper 120 Moccasin Flower 120 '.Smaller Bur-Marigold 91 Solomon's Seal 122 Sm aUer-flowered Sweet-Brier 78 Small-flowered Agiimony 78 CranesbOl 71 Crowfoot 62 Wild Sensitive Pea 76 Small-fruited Hickory Ill Smartweed 108 Smilaceae 121 Smilacina 122,188 stellata 24 Smilax 121,187 Family • Smooth Alder , Sumac Smootb-fruited Com-Poppy Snake-head 121 112 Snake-mouth 101 119 Snakeroot 63,68,82,86,109 Sneeze-weed 91 Snowberry 84 Snowy Campion 68 :Soapberry Family 73 Soapwort 68 Gentian 98 Soft Chess 133 Kush 123 : Solanaceaj 100 Solanum 100,175 Carolinense 49 Dulcamara 13 Virginianum 13 Solea 67 . Solidago 86, 165 altissima Canadensis elUptica neglecta nemoralis rupestris stricta ulmifolia Virga-aurea, var. bumilis Tirgata 73 64 Page. Solomon's Seal 122 Sonchus 93, 170 Sorghum 136,199 Sorrel 71,109 Sour Gum 48,83 Southeastern <strong>United</strong> <strong>States</strong>, Flora of the.. 42 Southern Fox-Grape 72 Sow-Thistle 93 Spanish Needles 91 Oak 48,113 Sparganium 117, 185 Spartina 132, 195 stricta, var. glabra 13 Spatter-Dock 63 Spear-Grass 132 Spearmint 104 Spearwort 62 Species, Number of, to each genus 34 and varieties, taken as the basis of statistical comparisons 34 Species-covers 226 Species-strips for labeling cases for dupli- cates 231 Specimens, Importance of making good 215 Specularia 94, 170 Speedwell 102 Spergula arvensis 12 Spergularia 51, 69 Sphagnum 140, 201 Spice-bush 49, 109 Spiderwort 124 Family 124 Spigelia Marilandica 12 Spike-Grass 134 Spikenard 83 Spike-Rush 125 Spiny Clotbur 90 Spiny-leaved Sow-Thistle 93 Spiraea 77, 158 Aruncus 20 Spiranthes 119, 186 latifoUa 22 Spleenwort 138 Spotted Cowhane 82 CranesbiU 71 Spurge 110 Touch-me-not 71 Wintergreen 95 Spreading Aster 88 Spring Avens 77 Beauty 69 Cress 65 Iris 121 Scorpion-Grass 99 Spruce 137 Spurge 110 Family 110 Spurrey 69 Spy-Glass, Uses for the, in collecting 215 Sqnaw Huckleberry 94 Squaw-root 103 Squaw-weed 92 Stachys 106, 179 Staff-Tree Family 72 Stagger-bush 49, Pj
INDEX. 261 Page. Staghorn Sumac 73 St. Andrew's Cross 69 Staphylea 73, 15.5 Star-Cucumber , 81 Star-Grass 120 Star-of-Bethlehem 123 Starry Campion 68 Star-Thistle Statistical view of the flora 34 Steetzia 143, 206 Steiromeria 53 Steironema 53, 96, 172 lanceolatum 23, 26 SteUaria 68, 153 media 27,28 pubera 28, 29, 32, 49 Stemless Lady's Slipper 120 Moccasin Flower 120 Stenanthium 122, 188 robustam 26 Stipa 131,195 Stitchwort 69 St. John's-wort 70 Family 69 Stone-crop 79, 80 Stone-root 104 Storksbill 71 St. Peter's-wort 69 Stramonium 101 Strawberry 77 Bush 72 Stylosanthes 74, 156 Sugarberry Ill Sugar -Maple 73 Island 23 Suggestions to beginners 209 Sumac 48, 73 Summary of the flora by orders 145 Summer Grape 72 Sundew 80 Family 80 Sundrops 81 Sunflower 90 Surface of the country, Changes in the, during fifty years 14, 15 how affected by civilization 18 Swamp Blueberry 94 Hickory 112 Honeysuckle 95 Loosestrife 80 Maple 73 Milkweed 97 Oak 48 Rose 78 Rose-Mallow 70 Spanish Oak 113 "White Oak 112 Sweet Bay 63 Brier 78 Cicely 82 Flag 117 Gale Famil J' 112 Golden Rod Gum 87 48,80 Scabious 89 92 Page. Sweet Vernal Grass 134 Sweet-scented Bedstraw 85 Indian Plantain 92 Water-Lily 64 Sweet-William 98 Catchfly 68 Sycamore 48, 111 Symphoricarpos 84, 163 Symplocarpus 117, 185 Syringa foetidus 20, 27 Table Mountain Pine .21,137 Table-room in the herbarium, amount re- quired 221 Tables, Statistical 79 34-45 Tags, Fsesfor 215 Tall Bellflower 94 Coreopsia 91 Crowfoot 62 Meadow-Bue 61 Red-Top 132 Taller Fescue 133 Tanacetum vulgare 238 Tansy 238 Tape-Grass 119 Tape-line, Best form of 214 Taraxacum 93, 170 Dens-leonis 27 Tare 75, 76 Teachers, Duty of, to beginners in botany . . 211 Tear-Thumb 108 Teasel 85 Family 85 Tecoma 103, 177 radicans 49 Tephrosia 74, 156 Temate Grape-Fern 139 Terra Cotta Region 24 Station 24 Swamp 25 Tetraphis 141, 202 Teiicrium 104,177 Thalictrum 61, 148 anemonoides 29, 33 dioicum 30 Thaspium 82, 162 aureum 29 barbinode 49 trifoliatum 30 Thelia 142, 204 Thin Grass 131 Things vs. names, as objects of scientific study 54 Thistle 92 Thlaspi 66, 1.51 Thorn 78, 79 Thorn-Apple 101 Thorns as substitutes for dissecting needles 211 Thorny Amaranth 107 Thoroughwort 86 Three-leaved Nightshade 122 Three-seeded Mercury : 110 Thuya occidentalis 13 Thymeleaceaj 109
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